Lexicus
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And don't forget the nerds that have carried the same condom in their wallet hoping for over a decade.![]()
"The expiration date on that condom is four years ago!"
And don't forget the nerds that have carried the same condom in their wallet hoping for over a decade.![]()
Again, I'm saying specifically getting a condom for a specific person. I would say also that after a woman has rebuffed your advance, leave her alone. I would say that any continued pursuit after any kind of negative reaction is harassment.If I was hoping to drop a bunch of Molly and have massages with guy friends or something, having a condom would be less bad than not having one. Lots of causal sex is people who know each other, not the magic Disney sparkly stranger. I think causal sex hurts people on the whole. But if you know you'd be willing to have sex with somebody you're going out on the town with, a condom as contingency plan is more respect than plan b or the herp.
Shame the casual sex, not the good choice. Constant pressure is harassment. Carrying a rubber out of sight is not. Not not not.
My point is about straight men not viewing women as equals, but just all of us as potential sexual partners. Say you are homosexual, and you know your friend isn't, would you still bring a condom hoping to have sex with him?If I were gay, the answer might well be yes.
I already made this distinction, what are you adding? I said quite clearly above that just carrying protection as part of your regular routine is fine with me. I feel it's very different though when you're not regularly doing so, and you make sure you do because you know you're meeting up with a specific woman, especially when in the past she's had negative reactions to your flirting.And don't forget the nerds that have carried the same condom in their wallet hoping for over a decade.![]()
Please remember, 99.99% of the women you meet will have no intention of ever having sex with you.
A joke.I already made this distinction, what are you adding?
I'm really glad you're feeling better today! Oh dear, what a terrible experience for you last nightI came down with something last night. All of a sudden I felt so tired I couldn't get off the couch and I was shivering so badly that I was practically convulsing. When I finally peeled myself off the couch, my muscles locked up and I was stuck in this weird hunchback posture while I continued shivering uncontrollably. I slept in full pajamas with an extra comforter and sweated through all of it. I kept waking up every hour to chug water and pee and my head felt like it was in a vice. I woke up over half an hour ago and I had sweat so much last night that I'm still sopping wet.
It felt a lot like a very bad flu but it seems to have passed in the night, which is a huge relief as I'm about to start back to work tomorrow.
Please remember, 99.99% of the women you meet will have no intention of ever having sex with you. If you make a connection with someone and you both feel that same chemistry and want to explore a physical relationship, then wonderful for you! But I really wish men wouldn't have that in reverse, thinking every woman is interested in having sex by default - all I'm asking is please make sure that connection exists first before you think of her in a sexual manner.
I have a bunch of stuff to do today and I'm feeling a lot better so I'm going to skip the doctor for now. If it happens again I'll go but first I've got to find a doctor that accepts my insurance.I'm really glad you're feeling better today! Oh dear, what a terrible experience for you last nightI'm not at all a doctor, but some of those symptoms you described sound like possibly some kind of deficiency (especially your muscles locking up and your head like it was) Since you're off today, will you have an opportunity to go see your doctor?
I'm SO happy you're starting your new job tomorrow!![]()
Dude that sucks. Colleges can be ridiculous. Did you try arguing your case with a councilor or department head or something to have the requirement waived? I've had luck in similar situations in the past.The coolest thing in the world is that, even though I've taken and passed generic level English classes at my local university and community college, neither transferred as credits, so now at my 3rd school I'm shelling out $900 a class and $50 a textbook to take two English classes I've already taken twice, where i get to "mind map" and "use keywords" and learn grammar rules and write a persuasive essay with such ridiculous restrictions that I want to gouge my eyes out. Love spending $2000 dollars on something I've already spent thousands of dollars on and can demonstrate that I know in every way except the one that most matters; my official transcript.
Dude that sucks. Colleges can be ridiculous. Did you try arguing your case with a councilor or department head or something to have the requirement waived? I've had luck in similar situations in the past.
This exactly. I met a male coworker/friend in Friday for lunch. If I found out he'd specifically brought a condom "just in case" ... holy crap.
Too often when J talks about women in his posts, he seems to do so only in a context of things he can have sex with. Super creepy.
Well that, and seemingly 80% of his posts in Random Rants are "I wanted to have sex with a girl and I didn't and now I'm sad," while 80% of his posts in Random Raves are "things are seemingly going well with a girl and we might have sex and now I'm happy"
Which are perfectly reasonable feelings to have, but like, it's a little weird when that's seemingly all you ever think about, or at least, all you ever talk about.
And further, this attitude is just extremely degrading to women, like we can't be friends with you without you always looking for an opportunity to have sex.
On line many folks say things they would not ordinarily express openly elsewhere. Such talk can be careless because they feel safe. Folks do dwell on subjects that can draw raised eyebrows. If I were talking notes, he is not alone in expressing less desirable traits. J is being criticized for what may be a not so acceptable attitude towards women. I hope such talk stays constructive.![]()
But I feel there's a difference, when you make plans to meet with your female friend and you go out of your way to make sure you have a condom for your rendezvous, especially when she's had negative reactions to your pickup attempts before. I feel that's close to sexual harassment, if not outright, because you're planning on having sex with a specific person who doesn't want to with you.